Hanzhong’s cultural heritage showcased in Japan and South Korea

Updated: Aug 6, 2024 chinaservicesinfo.com Print

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Wax-dyeing art, rock inscriptions and Li Pengwei’s magical work are all on display in Osaka and Seoul. [Photos provided to chinaservicesinfo.com]

Join us for a cultural journey in Osaka on Aug 2-4 and Seoul on Aug 3!

In Osaka, dive into Hanzhong‘s rich heritage with mesmerizing wax-dyeing art that revives ancient rock inscriptions and the grace of Chinese calligraphy.

Hear heartwarming stories of crested ibis conservation and delight in unique cultural goodies inspired by the “Four Treasures of Qinling Mountains” – the giant panda, golden monkey, takin, and crested ibis.

Then, head to Seoul and watch the talented Li Pengwei work his magic, transforming Hanzhong's history into stunning wax-dyeing masterpieces that celebrate ancient rock inscriptions and elegant calligraphy.

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